About | Dr. Maneesh Dhupper – Eye Specialist in Hisar
Dr.Maneesh Dhupper is a highly experienced and dedicated ophthalmologist with specialized expertise in Vitreo-Retinal diseases and surgery. With a strong academic background and advanced surgical training, he is committed to delivering comprehensive, patient-centric eye care using the latest advancements in retinal science.
Dr. Dhupper completed his MBBS, followed by MS in Ophthalmology, building a solid foundation in both medical and surgical ophthalmology. Driven by a keen interest in complex posterior segment eye disorders, he further specialized as a Vitreo Retina Surgeon, gaining extensive experience in diagnosing and managing conditions affecting the retina and vitreous.
He is proficient in the management and surgical treatment of retinal detachment, diabetic retinopathy, macular degeneration, retinal vascular disorders, macular holes, and vitreous hemorrhage. His approach emphasizes timely intervention, precision surgery, and evidence-based treatment to preserve and restore vision in challenging retinal conditions.
Dr. Maneesh Dhupper strongly believes in integrating advanced retinal imaging, modern surgical techniques, and individualized care plans. He prioritizes patient education and clear communication, ensuring that patients understand their condition and treatment options, which helps build confidence and long-term trust.
Known for his clinical excellence, ethical practice, and compassionate approach, Dr. Maneesh Dhupper continues to make a significant contribution to the field of vitreo-retinal ophthalmology, earning respect from patients and peers alike for his skill, dedication, and commitment to quality eye care.
Areas of Expertise
VITREO-RETINAL DISEASES
Comprehensive evaluation and management of complex disorders affecting the retina and vitreous, with a focus on improving vision.
RETINAL DETACHMENT
Advanced surgical treatment using modern vitreo-retinal techniques to reattach the retina and restore visual function.
DIABETIC RETINOPATHY
Early detection, laser treatment, intravitreal injections, and surgical management of diabetic eye disease to prevent vision loss.
Frequently Asked Questions
When should I consult a retina specialist?
You should consult a retina specialist if you experience sudden loss of vision, flashes of light, floaters, distorted vision, dark spots, or if you have diabetes and need regular retinal evaluation.
Is retinal detachment an emergency?
Yes, retinal detachment is a serious eye condition that requires urgent medical attention. Early diagnosis and timely surgery can help prevent permanent vision loss.
How is diabetic retinopathy treated?
Treatment depends on the stage of the disease and may include regular monitoring, laser treatment, intravitreal injections, or vitreo-retinal surgery to control disease progression and protect vision.
Are retinal surgeries safe?
With modern technology and experienced surgeons, retinal surgeries are generally safe and effective. Detailed evaluation and individualized treatment planning help ensure the best possible outcomes.
Are retinal diseases age-related only?
No. While some retinal conditions are age-related, others can affect younger individuals due to diabetes, trauma, high blood pressure, infections, or genetic factors.
Will retinal treatment be painful?
Most retinal treatments are performed under local anesthesia and are generally well tolerated. Discomfort, if any, is usually mild and temporary.
Testimonials
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Blogs
Vascular Occlusion in the Eye
One of the most exquisitely designed organs in humans is the eye, and a healthy blood supply is essential to its correct operation.
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What Is Diabetic Macular Edema?
Diabetes affects many parts of the body, but one serious and lesser-known complication occurs in the eyes. Diabetic Macular Edema is a major cause of vision loss in people with diabetes.
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What Is Retinal Detachment?
Retinal detachment is a vision-threatening eye condition that requires immediate medical attention. If left untreated, it can lead to partial or complete permanent vision loss.
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